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Photographs from the wards and the days our drives are handed over.

Children on their feet for a game with two Seasons of Love volunteers

Art, play and story time

Treatment days are long. Paint, colouring pens and a book read out loud give the ward a few hours that belong to the children.

  • A child coating a cartoon outline in red felt-tip, other finished pages spread around them
  • Children and volunteers sitting together on the ward floor, drawing on sheets of paper
  • A child sitting cross-legged on a mat, painting a small figure with a brush
  • A finished painting drying on a small wooden easel
  • A child on the ward holding up a coloured page reading Live life full of joy and wonder
  • A young child holding a yellow toy truck on a green flowered blanket
  • A volunteer sitting at the front of the ward reading a picture book aloud to children gathered on the floor
  • A group of children kneeling and lying on the floor, each colouring their own page
  • A child looking down at the underwater scene they have just painted on a mini canvas
  • A child holding a flower and a colouring page captioned Love grows here
  • A child’s hands colouring a cartoon page with felt-tip pens on a patterned play mat

Deliveries and handovers

Food, gifts, books and everyday essentials, gathered by the drives and handed to the children and their caregivers in person.

  • The ward cabinet stocked with books, colours, games and toys
  • Presents in red and gold wrapping stacked in the open boot of a car
  • A ward shelf stocked with children’s books, notebooks and packs of colouring pens
  • A masked volunteer carrying a plate of food across the ward to children waiting on the floor
  • A room lined with wrapped gifts as a volunteer speaks to the families before the handover
  • A small child in an orange dress wearing a paper crown and holding a lollipop
  • Red Seasons of Love gift bags packed into a box, ready for the ward

Awareness and community

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and the volunteers and caregivers who turn up for it.

  • Gold and white balloons and Childhood Cancer Awareness cards laid out while the room is decorated
  • Four volunteers holding a hand-drawn Childhood Cancer Awareness Month banner in a hospital corridor
  • Volunteers standing to address a room full of caregivers and children on the ward
  • Children sitting around a signed banner printed with the Ugandan flag, one holding a green balloon

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